Lefatshe wrote: > I had pops and clicks too from my Transporter (wired with 7.6.1). They > were very random. I discovered it was the Transporter when I realized > that in Polarity Inversion I had chosen "inverted polarity". When I > switched back to "normal polarity" the pops and clicks disappeared. > > Today I also experienced some soft crackling. They were happening right > at the end of tracks, just before going to the next. In my explorations > today of going from the Transporter to an external DAC (Levinson 360s) > -- and whether to use AES/EBU cable or S/PDIF for the digital signal > (audiophile game), whether to have the Digital Output Encoding in > AES/EBU or S/PDIF, and what choices there are for the word clock -- I > created the sound of a small rodent running in my speaker wires. ;-) > > The crackling is gone now because I've reverted to having the > Transporter as the master for the clock choices (although I don't have > anything connected to the BNC word clock output). Both the Transporter > and the Levinson DAC reclock, but I don't think I can create a > master/slave relationship between them. But I will continue to try to > understand "word clock" options with the Transporter and whether there > is a possibility to use synchronous or asychronous clocking.
I also have the problem of crackling between tracks and am distributing from a Synology NAS to a receiver and then on to a Benchmark DAC1. For me this issues has only started happening since using the NAS. Never had the issue with music stored on Mac. Any ideas? Nigel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ NigelD's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=16888 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=90557 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
